Multi-source and multi-classifier system for regional landcover mapping

C. K. BrewerA, James A. BarberA, Gregor WillhauckB, U. Benzb
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Forest managers need consistent and continuous data on existing vegetation and landcover to address most land management issues and concerns. The current operational approach used by the USDA Forest Service, Northern Region to produce such data using a multi-source and multi-classifier system is described. The methodological components of this system include: (a) ecogeographic stratification, (b) production of image objects through image segmentation, (c) incorporation of multi-temporal image data and change detection, (d) extensive use of ecological modeling and other ancillary data, (e) generation of reference data integrating field sampled inventory data through a structured aerial photo interpretation process, and (f) utilization of multiple classifiers for different levels of the classification hierarchy.
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区域土地覆盖制图多源多分类系统
森林管理者需要关于现有植被和土地覆盖的一致和连续的数据,以解决大多数土地管理问题和关切。本文描述了美国农业部北部地区林业局目前使用多来源和多分类系统产生此类数据的操作方法。该系统的方法组成部分包括:(a)生态地理分层,(b)通过图像分割生成图像对象,(c)结合多时相图像数据和变化检测,(d)广泛使用生态建模和其他辅助数据,(e)通过结构化航空照片解译过程生成整合实地抽样库存数据的参考数据,以及(f)对不同分类层次使用多个分类器。
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